The first time many streamers run into the "stream key" (推流密钥), they try to hunt down the stream server and key string in TikTok's own settings and paste it into OBS by hand — a tedious process that easily fails when a parameter expires or gets copied incompletely. This page walks through downloading and installing the TikTok stream key tool GoLive Bridge, so it can fetch your stream key automatically and write it to OBS whenever you go live on mobile.

What You'll Need

  • A PC running Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit) with OBS Studio installed.
  • A TikTok account with official mobile live access already granted.
  • A valid GoLive Bridge Monthly / Quarterly / Yearly license — see the pricing page.

Step by Step

Step 1: Download the installer

Head to the download page to get the current release v1.3.2 installer, about 119.5 MB (125,258,790 bytes) in size. After downloading, we recommend verifying the SHA-256 checksum shown on that page.

Step 2: Install and activate

Run the installer to complete setup, then enter your activation code on first launch.

Step 3: Log in to TikTok and go live on your phone

Sign in to your TikTok account inside the app, then start a live stream normally from the mobile app.

Step 4: Fetch and write to OBS with one click

Once you're live, click to fetch the live configuration in GoLive Bridge — it automatically reads the stream server address and key for this session, and can write them into your local OBS stream settings with one click, with no parameter to copy or paste by hand.

For account security, the stream key is a sensitive credential — this page, and this entire site, never display a real key, address, or screenshot of one. The actual parameters are only ever read and written locally, on your own machine, by GoLive Bridge.

Common Issues

  • Network issue: Make sure your PC can reach TikTok and its live-streaming services. For the exact network setup and step order, see the Full Guide: How to Get a TikTok Stream Key.
  • TikTok account isn't approved for mobile live: Mobile live access is granted by TikTok based on account level, region, and compliance status. GoLive Bridge cannot grant or bypass this permission — check your live eligibility in the TikTok app.
  • Login session expired: Your TikTok login session can expire due to TikTok's own policies. Simply log in again to restore automatic retrieval.
  • OBS version or path mismatch: Make sure you're using standard OBS Studio, and that the correct OBS profile path is selected in GoLive Bridge.
  • Activation code has expired: Once a Monthly / Quarterly / Yearly license expires, automatic retrieval and OBS write-in are disabled until you renew.
Related Guides
TikTok Mobile Live to OBS Guide → Full Guide: How to Get a TikTok Stream Key → How GoLive Bridge Works →